Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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Hoard of Trustees of Kenyon College Ex-Officio The Rt. Rev. Bovi» Vincent, I).I). lii.shop of Southern Ohio President Jor the Year The Rt. Rev. William A. Leonard, I). I). Hi shop of Ohio The Rev. William Foster Peirce, LII.I)., D.D. President of Kenyon College Elected by the Board of Trustees Under Article IV TERM EXPIRES William (5. Matiibr, Cleveland....................................... The Rt. Rev. Theodore I. Reese, I). I)., Columbus..................1922 The I fox. Albert Douglas, LL.l)., Washington, D. C................1923 Samvel Mather, LL.D.. Cleveland....................................1923 Judge John J. Adams, LL.I)., Columbus..............................1923 J. Kdward (iooi), Pii.B., Alron....................................1924 Morison R. Waite, Esg., Cincinnati.................................1924 Francis T. A. Junkin, LL.I)., Chicago..............................1925 Henry S. Gregg, A.B., Minneapolis..................................1925 Charles K. Milmlne, A.B., New York City............................1925 David 7,. Norton, A.M., Cleveland..................................1923 Charles B. Raymond, Akron..........................................1923 Alreht A. Augustus, A.M., Cleveland............................... 1923 II. (L Dalton, Cleveland...........................................1923 The Rt. Rev. Frank DuMoulix. I). I).. Cleveland....................1927 Ralph King, Cleveland..............................................1927 Homer J. Knapp, Painesville........................................1927

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The Reveille Board If again becomes the duty of the Junior ('lass to offer in f his, the 192$ Reveille, a complete and accurate record of the happenings of the current college year, and to present that material in as concise and attractive a form as possible. Classes that have preceded us have established precedents that we are compelled to follow. The Reveille has faithfully depicted the student life of each passing year; there is no other depository which so strikingly reveals the growth and develop ment of the student life at Kenyon. Each number has been worthy of the College and its high ideals. However, each succeeding issue has shown a marked tendency to become more refined in its humor, more cosmopolitan in its treatment of campus activities, more dignified in its literary content, and more settled in the beauty and good taste of its t.V| ography. We have endeavored to please everyone, and to offend no one; however, should this publication contain anything not to your liking, please accept our sin- cere apologies. (Jeoroe William Bowman Editor Daniel Webster McCarthy William Elmer Ckofut, Jk. Business Manager Advertising Manager Robert Smith Dec hant Donald Ralph Goodell Matrice Daniel Campbell Gerald Pierce Van Arnam Raymond Meres Darkness Artik r Carl Liohtenheroer

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 Elected by the Alumni Under Article V The Rt. Rev. Rohkkt L. Harris, I).I).. Marquette The Hon. T. P. Linn, LL.D., C'olinnhiis................... Dr. Francis W. Blake, A.M., Gambier........... The Rev. 1)r. James T. Russell, Washington. D. ( Ai .oN .o M. Snyder, A.B., Cleveland..... Secretary Francis . Bi.ake. M. D., Gambier Treasurer Trust Dept., The Guardian Savings and ('levelaud, Ohio issistant Treasurer in Charge of Cambier Office I H. Taylor frmnur